Patients across Leeds have had their say on how their GP surgery is performing in the latest GP Patient Survey, produced by Ipsos on behalf of NHS England.
More than 700,000 patients in England completed the 2025 survey, which was carried out between January and March last year, and gathers information on how patients feel their local surgery is performing.
Patients were asked a range of questions about their last appointment as part of the survey, including whether they felt their needs had been met. Across the country, the majority of patients said their needs had ‘definitely’ been met (57%) or had been met ‘to some extent’ (33%).
However, not every GP surgery meets the expectations of all its patients. Here we reveal the GP surgeries across Leeds where the most patients felt their needs were not met. Surgeries are ranked by the proportion of patients who said their needs had ‘not at all’ been met during their last appointment.
7. Bellbrooke Surgery - Leeds
There were 670 survey forms sent out to patients at Bellbrooke Surgery in Leeds, and the response rate was 21%. When asked if their needs were met during their last general practice appointment, 15% of patients said ‘no, not at all’. | Google Maps
8. Lingwell Croft Surgery - Leeds
There were 475 survey forms sent out to patients at Lingwell Croft Surgery in Leeds, and the response rate was 24%. When asked if their needs were met during their last general practice appointment, 15% of patients said ‘no, not at all’. | Google Maps
9. Oakwood Lane Medical Practice - Leeds
There were 528 survey forms sent out to patients at Oakwood Lane Medical Practice in Leeds, and the response rate was 24%. When asked if their needs were met during their last general practice appointment, 15% of patients said ‘no, not at all’. | Google Maps
10. Beeston Village Surgery - Beeston, Leeds
There were 587 survey forms sent out to patients at Beeston Village Surgery in Beeston, Leeds, and the response rate was 24%. When asked if their needs were met during their last general practice appointment, 15% of patients said ‘no, not at all’. | Google Maps